The Laser (Coherent, COMPEX Pro 205) has a wavelength of 248 nm, and is operated at a fluency of 2.5 J cm−2 and a frequency of 5 Hz resulting in a growth rate of 0.5 nm min−1.
Cell monolayers were washed with phosphate-buffered saline (PBS), covered with PBS, and irradiated with UVC using a crosslinker CL-10000, VWR) at a fluency of 5 J/m2/s and returned to culture medium.
Our scheme employed 4 µm thick metallic mask made mainly of gold which also served as contact layer, and 640 keV hydrogen implantation to a fluency of 1 × 1015 cm−2.
ppm were irradiated with fast neutrons to a fluency of 8.3×1018ncm−12 at 150 °C.
This self-report was confirmed by a screening test: a fluency of word reading test, a test on fluency of pseudoword reading and a verbal IQ measure.
Unlike some other French composers of the period, Massenet never fell fully under Wagner's spell, but he took from the earlier composer a richness of orchestration and a fluency in treatment of musical themes.
Meacham says that "Presidents are custodians of a social and political order that requires sophistication, balance and a fluency in the basic vocabulary of government and of statecraft.
After optimization of grid freezing conditions, micrographs were recorded from three grids on a Titan Krios microscope (FEI) operated at 300 kV with parallel illumination of a 2.5 μm diameter area of the specimen and an electron fluency of 3 el-/Å/s.
In his obituary, he was described "as a speaker [who] took very high rank, possessing a force and fluency of expression, a power of lucid statement, and a readiness in debate, which with one or two exceptions have never been equalled in the Council".
In "Steptext," a quartet for a woman, in a lipstick-red unitard, and three men, to fragments from Bach's Chaconne from the Partita No. 2, Diana Vishneva dances with a breathtaking intensity and a burnished, astonishing rapidity and fluency of movement.
